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Campo de la batalla de Caseros

Campo de la batalla de Caseros: Batalla de Caseros (3 February 1852): Urquiza's Ejército Grande defeated Rosas's Confederation army at El Palomar de Caseros (Santos Lugares, now partido de Tres de Febrero, outside the city); Rosas resigned and went into exile in Britain aboard the Centaur, ending his rule over Buenos Aires.† 1852: Batalla de Caseros (3 February 1852): Urquiza's Ejército Grande defeated Rosas's Confederation army at El Palomar de Caseros (Santos Lugares, now partido de Tres de Febrero, outside the city); Rosas resigned and went into exile in Britain aboard the Centaur, ending his rule over Buenos Aires.†

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Batalla de Caseros (3 February 1852): Urquiza's Ejército Grande defeated Rosas's Confederation army at El Palomar de Caseros (Santos Lugares, now partido de Tres de Febrero, outside the city); Rosas resigned and went into exile in Britain aboard the Centaur, ending his rule over Buenos Aires.Feb 3, 1852

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